Hello everyone! As MODHobbies.com grows we are always looking for more ways to help the community grow as well. Our Race Hobby shop in Anaheim is currently heavy into supporting the 1/8 & 1/5 racing community, but the bump in 1/28 scale racing popularity has us thinking what if!? We have the opportunity to build a designated 1/28 scale indoor facility smack dab off the 91 / 55 interchange off Tustin Ave, but we wanted to engage with the community in the SoCal Area to gauge if this type of racing facility is needed? Our goal is to grow the community and not to divide an already small pie if that makes sense. This would be to facilitate those drivers in this area that would like to get into the scale but haven't due to them not having a track within their zone of travel or racers in the area that want to race more and if they had a more local track it would be welcomed.. This undertaking is not inexpensive including rent and build out / staffing so before we pull the proverbial trigger on this we wanted to get your guys insights. We have some really cool ideas in mind and want to know your guys opinion on if you would like to see this take place or you simply think its currently too saturated for another facility to pop up. Again this is something we are new too but it is in our wheel house. The pro shop on sight would be stocked with goodies needed with practice at least 5 days a week with weekly club races and special events in the future. We appreciate everyones feed back and please fill out the poll we have posted up Thank you to Socal Mini-Z for their track map as well.
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MATT OLSON DESIGNS .... MOD
| Years in the making is the best way to describe my story. For the greater part of 15 years I've been heavily involved in almost every facet of the RC industry including reviewing and writing detailed articles about products for RC magazines, working at a race specific hobby shop, competing and traveling as a Professional RC Racer, and now working for MIP helping design, test, and produce 100% USA manufactured products. My current job as MIP's Promotions Manager / Team Manager / Factory Driver / Head R&D Tester gives me a unique vision of our industry and what products would help our community. MOD and MIP are essentially brothers in arms, in the sense that MOD will keep to the standards that MIP holds which includes first and foremost quality, performance, dependability, and customer satisfaction. You may be asking why not hold the products under the MIP brand. The simple answer is that by bringing MOD to life allows me as Matt Olson even more creative power to help the RC community with their addiction. Welcome to my vision. Welcome to MOD. |
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